| Reading in Hindi on the Internet is even simpler than writing it. Actually Hindi language, if written using UNICODE, is understood by your browser (Internet Explorer, Netscpae, Opera etc.) | | If you have Windows XP or Windows 2000 |
ONLY when following setting is in place:
Go to "View" menu of your IE window > Encoding >
Select "Unicode (UTF-8)"
[sometime this setting is found under Encoding > More ] Thats it !!! Once you have done this, you should be able to read in Hindi font on the webpage [of course the pre-requisite is that there should be some text in Hindi to be read :) ] | | If you have Windows 98 |
You'll have to install Unicode Fonts on your computer.
Method 1: - Click on this link: http://www.bbc.co.uk/hindi/fontinstall/bbchindi.exe
- Click on "Run the program from its current location"? or "Open".
- Click on "I Agree".
- Restart your computer after the fonts have been installed.
Method 2: - Download these fonts (Raghindi by NCST) and extract in a particular directory on your hard disk. Say, the root directory "c:\raghu".
- Go to Start-Settings-Control Panel .
- In Control Panel, open "Fonts" .
- Select the file raghu.ttf from where you extracted the zip file and drag and drop it into the Control Panel Fonts window.
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